Version 1.4.0 of Aspose.Imaging for .NET
Release Notes: This month’s release provides extensive support for the GIF image format. You can now load GIF images that include the interlaced images. You can also export any image to GIF with LZW compression. Both load and export processes are fast enough to suit your performance needs. This release also introduces a simple but efficient mechanism of using the cache as temporary data storage. Read more about how the cache is used in the documentation and Saving the TIFF image as JPEG and PNG alters the original image (TIFF).
Other releases
Release Notes: This month’s release includes significant improvements in TIFF image manipulation.You can now add different image formats as new frames in TIFF images. TiffOptions are supported for frames. Support for large images was added. JPEG to TIFF conversion with CCITTFAX4 compression, rotation of cached images, big endian TIFF image, and other things were fixed.
Release Notes: This release provides support for saving each frame of a Tiff to a different image format and support for RotateFlip for the Tiff file format, supports scale functionality for gif and tiff, PSD layer manipulation, and RotateFlip for gif, and fixes some important bugs reported by users, including frame removal of the frame in a Tiff Image, opening and saving a file causing black images, and Tiff image resolution problems.
Release Notes: This release adds extensive support for the Tiff image format. You can now load Tiff images and export any image to Tiff format. This release also provides the means to concatenate several images to one multi-paged Tiff image and save each frame/page of a multi-paged Tiff image to a separate image of any supported format. Support is now provided for some of the widely-used compression algorithms. At the moment, the supported compression types for the Tiff image format are CCITT Fax Group 3, CCITT Fax Group 4, and RLE.
Release Notes: This month’s release provides extensive support for the GIF image format. You can now load GIF images that include the interlaced images. You can also export any image to GIF with LZW compression. Both load and export processes are fast enough to suit your performance needs. This release also introduces a simple but efficient mechanism of using the cache as temporary data storage. Read more about how the cache is used in the documentation and Saving the TIFF image as JPEG and PNG alters the original image (TIFF).
